Enjoy the great outdoors of nature and birds in particular.
Awesome! I have never seen them, even in movies. By the way, I found out a little about them.
Their beaks are like our Grosbeaks. Well named they are.
This is a new bird to me! They look like some kind of finches, but their beaks are even bigger.
nice pictures...they have a pretty feather pattern!!!
Hello Dear Margaret!I see these birds for the first time. Your photos are great.Hugs and greetings.
Although not brightly coloured, they are very pretty.
Such beautiful birds!
They look happily busy.
Very pretty!Hope you are having a wonderful week!
Hi, Margaret! Gini and I hope you are well and having fun! We are!Terrific photos of the Mannikins. Some western cities in the U.S. have seen small populations of these birds which escaped from cages or pet shops.All the best!
Hi there - this comments may come through twice - very nice little birds that I have never been able to photograph.Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Awesome! I have never seen them, even in movies. By the way, I found out a little about them.
ReplyDeleteTheir beaks are like our Grosbeaks. Well named they are.
ReplyDeleteThis is a new bird to me! They look like some kind of finches, but their beaks are even bigger.
ReplyDeletenice pictures...they have a pretty feather pattern!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Dear Margaret!
ReplyDeleteI see these birds for the first time. Your photos are great.
Hugs and greetings.
Although not brightly coloured, they are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful birds!
ReplyDeleteThey look happily busy.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a wonderful week!
Hi, Margaret! Gini and I hope you are well and having fun! We are!
ReplyDeleteTerrific photos of the Mannikins. Some western cities in the U.S. have seen small populations of these birds which escaped from cages or pet shops.
All the best!
Hi there - this comments may come through twice - very nice little birds that I have never been able to photograph.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne